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Contributed photo EDITOR’S NOTE: This award was presented at last year’s Matagorda County Fair & Livestock Show Junior Livestock Auction. The 2024 “Cattlemen of the Year” title was awarded last March to two brothers who are lifelong residents of Matagorda County, Jay and Scott Ledwig.
Brothers Jay, Scott Ledwig 2024 Cattlemen of Year
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Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard The City of Bay City proclaimed Feb. 25 as “That Mexican OT Day” at the start of the city council meeting on Feb. 25. That Mexican OT - Virgil René Gazca, center, holds a framed copy of the proclamation.
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Sentinel Photo/Jessica Shepard Matagorda County Fair and Livestock Association's Home Economics food entry winners received purple rosettes for their win as Grand Champions of their chosen divisions Saturday, March 1. Winners include Robert Porter, Luke Steffek, Brooks O’Connell, Carson Cooper, Ryleigh Siptak, Jase Imhoff, Kane Spencer, Raegen Hood, Tayler Martinez, Madelyn Botbyl, Tanna Fair, Wade Hutson, Addison Smith, Rhea Wise and Jace Reynolds. Not all are pictured.
"2025 MCFLA Home Ec food show winners" by: Jessica Shepard
Contributed photo Showing off the check of $40,000 that TenarisBayCity made to Matagorda County Fair & Livestock Association (MCFLA) for scholarships to benefit 37 students, were, from left: Brian Busby, president, MCFLA; Scott Savage, Tenaris Community and Regulatory Affairs manager; Leissa Schrader, Fair Manager, MCFLA; and Jason Gernand, Tenaris Industrial Relations director, US.